US regulators to examine testosterone therapy as use by menopausal women rises
What to know about US regulators to examine testosterone therapy as use by menopausal women rises
The public meeting, which the US Food and Drug Administration said could help guide future research and drug development, comes as a growing number of women are turning to testosterone to manage menopause symptoms.
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What happened
The public meeting, which the US Food and Drug Administration said could help guide future research and drug development, comes as a growing number of women are turning to testosterone to manage menopause symptoms.
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